Benmsu's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Benmsu's Profile › Benmsu's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 (of 13 pages)
Is like this FG offer of additional 2k reminds me of Arsene Wenger's Arsenal and Luis Suarez during one of the transfer window. £40million + £100000 |
They should have asked them to keep their head at home instead. |
When you have nothing to do rather than wait for salary at the end of the month. Just imagine what they were busy discussing. |
Fools also grow old. |
Just look at the kind of persons we have as senators. Anything progressive that will benefit the common man they will kick against it. I blame Lugard for amalgamating the country in the first place. How has restricting the movement of cattle translate to restricting movement of human beings? |
The Nigerian Senate has passed a bill to establish the National Animal Husbandry and Ranches Commission after a heated debate on Wednesday. The bill, sponsored by Senator Titus Tartenger Zam representing Benue North West was meant to control and regulate cattle rearing ranching business across the country. Explaining the general principles of the bill, Zam canvassed the need for the proposed Commission to manage, regulate, and preserve ranches across the country. He said: “The proposed National Animal Husbandry and Ranches Commission is for management, preservation, and control of ranches throughout Nigeria.” The bill, however, met stiff opposition from Senator Danjuma Goje from Gombe and his counterpart from Kebbi, Adamu Aliero. Both Lawmakers and former governors argued that cattle rearing and ranching activities were more in the North than in other parts of the country, reasoning that lawmaking should be for the entire country and not for a section. Goje specifically maintained that cattle routes begin from the far north and end in Lokoja as “the route does not extend to the South”. In his contribution, Senator Hussein Babangida Uba, representing Jigawa North-West, called for extra caution in passing the bill, given its trail of controversies in the past. Other Senators who supported the bill contended that the proposed Commission would manage the farmers/herders crisis, hence, it should be passed. The bill was passed after it was put to voice vote by the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio. It was referred to the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Judiciary and Legal Matters to be reverted in four weeks. written by Samson Atekojo Usman (Daily Post) |
I thought this man has sense when he initiated the court case against the greedy governors on local government autonomy but little did I know that he is just another senseless person |
Agents of darkness will not waste time to join the strike. |
After shaking hands smiling Akpabio thought that the strike will be called off. |
You are right. Sometimes a meeting has only one agenda |
How you became the president of Nigeria I don't know. See what is priority to the president of a country. Chai |
"Nigeria we hail thee" how? Who are the "thee" that Nigeria is hailing? This lyrics here no clear abeg |
kai who do us this kind of thing? of all things it is national anthem that is our problem in this country according to the lawmakers |
Here we go again with this ASUU-FG circus again |
One tomato is 111.1 naira. |
Odogwu bitters can help you |
The guy want to cash out sharp sharp |
How did we end up with APC government in this country. Truly all that glitters is not gold |
members of the same family |
Na family affair |